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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-21
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
NOR RENT, that desirable residence, No 81
l. Barnard street, with modern conyeniences
facing square. Apply TO WALFHoUR
RIVERS, " Bay street.
NOR RENT, that desirable residence, No. 20s
i Broughton steeet; possession given Nov. LIST,
1887. Apply WALTHOUR & RIVERS, 50 Bay
street.
nor RENT, fine two-story house on Waldburg
L street, second door from Drayton. For
particulars apply to THOS. BOWDEN, PA
Brohghton street
LNOR RENT, store and dwelling on West Brood
II and Williamson streets. Apply 20 MICHAEL
FEELEY, Hahersham and St Julian streets.
EoR RENT, house on Abercorn and VALID
Il burg streets; seven rooms modern improve
ments. Apply Ia State street.
NOR RENT, IS IIabersham street, partly fur
A nished, at $50, Apply on premises
EoR RENT, brick residence 1893 York; nine
a rooms, water, gas and bath; convenient to
business; possession Oct list. Apply next door,
at 1911.
nor RENT that desirable store 1877 Congress
Il street; modern improvements; possession
given LIST of Sept. ALBERT WILLY, Agent
UoR RENT, No 1877 Liberty street, from
L Oct. list. THoS. H. FoLIfARD. ota West
Broad
NOR RENT, No. 2i0 Congress street, from
J. Oct. list. THOs. II. POLLARD.
NOR RENT, three-stor brick house on Ma
Il con street, between Habersham and Price,
Il, J. KENNEDY.
LOR RENT, the new elegant brick house.
Il with all modern conveniences, 1850 Perry
street, between Whitaker and Barnard.
TOR RENT, that fine residence fronting
Il south, No ~ CASTOR street, between Dray
ton and Abercorn; three story basement.
All modern improvements, with servants quar-
tiers and stable ON lane Rent low. Possession
Oct. list. Apply TO DALE DIXON & co.
NOR RENT two desirable brick dwellings,,
l. conveniently located. Apply 80 Harris
street
TOR RENT, from Oct LIST splendid store No.
Il "a Bay street, situate in Hutchisons Block,
next to corner of Abercorn! has splendid cellar
and IL splendid stand for any business; second
and third stories can be rented il desired. A.
r, LAWToN, JR, ia Bryan street.
LNOR RENT, that desirable residence, corner
II Drayton and York streets, with modern
convenieneesi possession given immediately
G. Z, MILLER.
TOR RENT-cheap rent--store or dwelling
Il corner Price and Anderson streets. Apply
next door.
TOR RENT, brick dwelling furnished or I'M
and Tattnall streets. Address c., z. O. Box 81.
NOR RENT, new houses, with all the latest
i modern improvements; rents moderate.
Apply 30 SALOM0N COHEN
NOR RENT, that desirable store 1856 Brough-
Il ton street, corner jefferson; possession Oct.
list c. p, MILLER.
NOR RENT, 14G HUI, on northwest corner of
l. Whitaker. Apply to DR.. PURSE, 140 Liberty
street
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOR RENT, the warehouse ON Bay street,
Il southwest corner of Price, possession given
any time after Sept. 1. Apply TO JOHN II.
HERB, No. % Liberty street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

NEW YORK CITY VISITORS can find cool,
~ newly furnished rooms with or without
board. at II West Eighteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues Summer prices, Mas.
f. MARKILLIE
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And all the girls seemed to enjoy his in
nocent and eiaculatory prattle, but whether
II was because he was the heir OF sturdy
old millionaire or because he was such a
nice fellow, ] have not been able to make up
my mind He attributes the fact, | should
add, to the effect Of his scarfs and neckties;
volunteering the opinion that while ladies
always dress to please one another, moi be-
iieviug that men have any taste in regard TO
feminine dressing, they always judge man
by his neckwear. Happy is he in bis own
conceit--and inherited dollars
JOHN D'ARME.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, IS Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance, each
insertion.
Everybody who has any tcdns~to supply,
anything TO buy or sell, amy business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any toish
TO grotify, should advertise in this column
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-21
HOARDING.


GOOD ROOM and board can be had; also
VI table boarders wanted, s. Congress street.
corner Abercorn street
BOARD and lodging and table board may he
ID obtained at lS2 Liberty street. Address H.
j. ~, care News office.
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NOR SALE, seven handsome Canaries, fine
i SINCE 3; will be sold cheap. Call or ad-
dress H. NJ, 81 West Bread sire t.
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For SALE.


nor SALE, TIMBER LAND-Over four
L thousand acres; fine saw mill site; located
near Blakely, Baldwin county, Alabama: easily
accessible to vessels of twelve feet draught from
Mobile Bay; vessels can load, at d permanent
wharf from the saw of the splendid mill site
valuable pine and oak timber on the land while
pine and cypress logs and timber can be brought
from the Alabama into the Tensas river, and
into fresh water blooms convenient to bhe
mill. Lumber flats of seven fest draught can
pass along the Baldwin shore, through Apalach
river into Mobile Bay; distance ten miles by
water from Mobile, and ten miles 10 connect
with Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Best
clay near the river from which bricks have been
manufactured Tine land Is high piney woods,
and location healthfuli the heat tempered by
the Gulf breezes. Address, G. l.. LEBARON,
Pensacola, Fla, for information. and real bar
gain
TOR SALE, one handsome, medium sized
Il Parior Chair. Can be seen at Il. III. Web
sters Office, liz President street, MRS. RIVALS
ENOR sALE.-S15 will buy a new Improved
L. IIigh-Arm Singer Machine; In perfect order
Apply AZ Lumber street Monday.
NOR SALE, seven handsome Canaries, fine
i SINCE 81 will be sold cheap. Call or ad-
dress II. NJ, 81 West Bread sire I.
EOR SALE.-S50 will buy nice Cabin Yacht
L Apply at Randolph and President streets.
DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR sALE.--In the
~ town or Penheld, Greene county, Ga,
well finished, eight-room dwelling, double iron
veranda, ample outhouses, q large garden
stocked with fruits, fish pond, and n farm of
about forty acres In good cultivation. Penheld
is four miles from railroad, has churches,
schools, daily mail good water, end a fine
health record. A rare opportunity To those
who desire an elegant home, with small farm,
and on very reasonable terms. Apply to
CHARLES M. SANDERS. Penneld. Ga.
ENOR SALE, TEXAS HORSES-Largest and
H. best lot Texas Horses ever brought here;
AN and lS1s hands high; all gentle stock. At
C0X'S STABLES
L'OR SALE.--ROSEDEW Lots, 90 feet on
II Front street along the river and 800 feet
deep, at $l25, payable S25 cash and Sl2 30 every
six months, with Interest. FIVE-ACRE Lots in the
TOWN OF ROSEDEW, with river privileges, at
500, payable $50 cash and So every three months,
with interest. Apply to Or. FALLlGANT, l5l
South Broad street, 9 TO 10 A. NJ. daily.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

CPECTAL NOTICE--PHO TOPOGRAPHY Prices
> reduced petites 81 20, Cards 81, Cabinet
50 per dozen, and larger work in the same pro.
portion.
j. ~ WILSON,
~ Bull street
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EOR RENT, from Oct LIST splendid store No.
Il "a Bay street, situate in Hutchisons Block,
next to corner of AbercoTn: has splendid cellar
and is splendid stand for any business; second
and third stories can be rented il desired. A.
r. LAWTON, JR., ia Bryan street.
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nor RENT-cheap rent--store or dwelling
l. corner Price and Anderson streets. Apply
next door
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LIVERY MOTHER uses and recommends
IL "Boracine" Toilet and Nursery Powder be.
cause II prevents aud cures chatting and prickly
heat.
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NOR RENT two desirable hrick" dwellings,,
Il conveniently located. Apply 50 Harris
street
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TOR RENT, brick dwelling, furnished or UNI
4 furnished, southeast corner of Charlton
and Tattnall streets Address c., F. O. Box 81.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-21

NOR RENT, lac HUI, on northwest corner of
l. Whitaker. Apply to DIR. PURSE, 140 Liberty
street.
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EOR RENT, that desirable residence, corner
Il Drayton and York streets, with modern
conveniencesi possession given immediately.
G. Z. MILLER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


nARLTNG HUB.--Go to Fl. LOGAE'S, City
~ Market, and order my meat tor dinners
he will send il home.
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EOR SALE.-S50 will buy nice Cabin Yacht
l. Apply at Randolph and President streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-21

CLOTHING cleaned. repaired braided, altered
~ and dyed: new suits cut and made IN latest
styles; charges moderate; satisfaction gugran-
tecd. a. GEPZ, tailor, 81 Jefferson street
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NOR RENT, new houses, with all the latest
i modern improvements; rents moderate.
Apply so SALOM0N COHEN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAIRwORK Of all description in stock and
4 i made 10 order. Special attention given to
Children's lIaircutting; convenient place for
ladies' 20 wait for them Country ordersf for Wigs.
Bangs, Switches etc, carefully matched
EMILE r. FEGEAS, l10Is Broughton street,
Hair Store.
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TOR RENT that fine residence fronting
l. south No. ~ CASTOR street, between Dray
ton and Abercorn; three-story on basement.
All modern improvements with servants quar-
tiers and stable ON lane. Rent low. Possession
Oct. list. Apply TO DALE, DIXON g. co.
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EOR RENT, that desirable store 1856 Brough-
4 ton street, corner Jefferson; possession Oct.
list. c. p MILLER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-21

A FTER ALL there is no drink that has
"A equaled the celebrated Egg Phosphate. as
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-21

MONDAY early, or any other time, the finest
!Nt Meat in the city at II. LOGAN'S, City
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-21

BOARDING STABLE. Horses boarded and
ID good attention given at SIG per month, at
03 Congress street.
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HELP WANTED.
~~~~~~~~--~~--~1~>~
WANTED, a good white man to work on a
w truck farm; one capable of selling vege-
tables in Market Preferred; don't want drink
ing man. H. H. LEWIS, Lovers lane, third
place from Waters road, west.
WANTED, four good plasterers, at SO State
w street; good wages to good men. NJ.
WALSH, Builder.
WANTED, three competent lady clerks; best
W salaries given. Apply at once to
PLATSHEk'S.
WANTED, a reliable clerk for the retail
w grocery trade Address, with references,
X, News office,
WANTED, a bartender German). Address
w at once A., care this office,
WANTED, men to sell Shetland Mountain
w Ponies. Fancy colors. largest herd in
America. Sample pony FREE. Rare opportu-
nifty lnclose stamped sef-addressed envelope.
BYRON VAN RAUB, Boerne Kendall county,
Texas
WANTED, statesmen; five travelling saesmen
w salary and expenses; no experience neces-
sary, Address with stamp, PALMER & Co,
Ninona, Mimi.
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NOR Prickly Hent use "Boracine," highly
II perfumed and superior toilet powder. Sold
by all druggists.
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w ANTED, four good plasterers, at SO State
w street; good wages to good men. NJ.
WALSH Builder
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, a position as clerk in wholesale
w house, by young man who writes u good
hand and is willing to work. WORK, this
offipe
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E'OR RENT, floor Of two large rooms; hot
II and cold baths on same floor; also, large
front south room on parlor floor Apply to
MISS BANCROFT, 1913 Jones street.
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COOL WAVE don't do II. LOGAN'S fine Meat
- any harm Call on him; the best in the
Market always.
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yK7ANTED, three competent lady clerks; best
W salaries given. Apply at once to
PLATSHEk'S.
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IF you want your Clothing renewed, cleaned,
i repaired, braided, dyed, remodeied, altered
to suit your taste go to s. WHITES, corner JEFF
ferson and State streets
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ROOMS TO RENT.

nor RENT, with or without board, in "a pri-
l. vate family an elegant suite of rooms,
southern and eastern exposure Bath, with hot
and cold water on same floor Single gentle
men preferred Address LIBERTY STREET,
this office.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-28
FUTILE A COMMON THIEF.

A sweet scented gentleman named Tut
tie some weeks ago insOlently Haunted
himself before the eyes of the nation and
dared insult its president. This mans
war record is this morning given the pub
lie, as i. is found in an interview published
in the Missouri Republican of last Sun
day. 1t is this common swindler and
thief, this man who used his high office of
general to extort money from prisoners
arrested upon his orders, without cause or
warrant, and discharged without reason,
other than that they had paid this in
famous wretch the price he demanded
as their ransom, that now
dares raise his perjured voice
in dictation to the president of the
United States. Extended the almost
criminal clemency of the privilege of q
resignation, when he should have been
court martialed, in his besotted degreda
ton he failed to see that it was his duty
to stink away and forever hide himself be-
meath the sheltering darkness of the ma
tons utter oblivion; but, with the inso
lence born of depravlty,and soul attunec
to disgrace, he dares to defy the past anc
its mercy and to lift his excoriated heat
even to the height of criticising the CHIEF
magistrate of the nation. For the honor
of the Grand Army of the Republic, al
organization that contains on 1T
rolls the names of many true anC
noble men, it is hoped he will now receive
the reward his villainy and audacity de
mand. For General Farrar is right
"Tuttle would never have been elected tt
an official position in the Grand Army or
panization,if his record had been known.
II is now known-let him be depOsed ant
completely and forever Inundated
Cleveland can well afford to stand all tn
insults such a man could heap upon him
praise from him would create suspicion o
the presidents integrity-but the Crane
Army of the Republio cannot afford t.
have such a foul mouthpiece. Cruclf.
him politically and socially before al
honest men. Such cesspools, such plagu
spots, should be expunged from the fai
fame of America.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-28
THE PRESIDENT ACCEPTS.

The deputation of citizens of st. Louis
arrived in Washington yesterday, aud, de-
liyeriDg the invitation to the president to
visit that city, it was promptly accepted
by the chief magistrate. The exact date,
however, was not settled, only the visit
will be in October.
As usual, the president has scored a
point, and good one, for himself, his
party and against his traducers.
The visit will show the consideration
the chief executive has for the people, the
interests and the growing power of the
west. 1t will show, in some measure, that
not only is Cleveland, but the party ht
represents, friendly to that section, but
that neither is tied down to the behests OF
New York and New England.
The visit will be a compliment to the
people of the west which they will appre
ciate and remember. The visit will be a
strong and emphatic rebuke to the bloody
shirt faction of the Grand Army of the
Republic, represented by the Turtles and
Fairchilds. 1t will demonstrate that the
disgusting and outrageous talk and
threats of these fanatics kept the presi-
dent away from st. Louis during the an.
nual reunion of the Grand Army of the
Republic, for fear of insult, if not OF
violence.
Cleveland's acceptance forces the Grand
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-28
A TEXAS REFRIGERATOR.

A big refrigerating establishment is now
the greatest need of Texas. The Post,
on this subject, says: "The trail Is closed
and the refrigerator must be opened.
Now is Houston's opportunity" And
even the Galveston News forgets its en-
nifty for Houston long enough in the in
terest of Texas to give a grudging ap-
proval of placing the refrigerator at
Houston. The News says
The result of this falling off in the
markets must, within the course of little
while, be felt with great severity unless
some kind of remedy is applied. The
surest practicable remedy would be
to provide home market for
Texas cattle, AMI this is one that,
sooner or later, must be adopted.
This suggests again what the News has
frequently urged as to the Importance of
speedily establishing the refrigerating
works which it was some time ago decided
TO build at Houston. This enterprise of
fers a solution of the serious questions
affecting the cattle interests of the state.
II would remove the difficulty of trans
portation which now stands in the way,
and furnish a means for dispOsing of the
cattle for which there is now no market.
The advantages of cheap terminal facili-
ties and convenience for marine transpor-
tation are already provided and it only
remains for the refrigerating and packing
establishment to be placed in operation.
This work should not be delayed.
Terminal facilities" and "marine trans
portation" of course mean Galveston, but
this can be overlooked if the Gulf City
will lend its cooperation to the plan.
Texas cattlemen should no longer pay
tribute to the packing houses of the north
The money they have for years been pay
ing these men, for work that could and
should have been done in Texas, has been
q constant drain upon the wealth of the
state; has crippled one of the
best industries, and has impeded change
in the conduct of the cattle business
that at last fortunately for the state, has
been forced upon us. Texas should have
her own packing houses, tanneries anC
all other classes of business that aris'
and are part of the slaughtering ant
dressing of cattle. Let Houston at one,
set TO work upon her refr gerator, anC
let Texas, in these times of reaction, from
the dark days of bad crops in the pas
years, feel the impulse of this new ant
invigorating kind of wealth bringing
trade.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-28
LET SODA WATER BE SOLD,

The Pharmacep ia classes pure Uttered
water charged with carbonic acid gas or
soda water, az a drug. Vichy and other
mineral waters are essentially medicinal
in their properties and are drugs. The
new Sunday law exempts drugs and nedi-
cines, and it does not appear why SOFA
water cannot be sold under this exception
But outside of the question OF whether or
not soda and mineral waters are drugP,
THAR ssle now during this heated term
seems almost necessity. These gaseous
waters are exceedingly cool and re-
freshipg, more so than simple ice wa
ter. and while the thermometer Is
ranging way up over 100 dogs. In the
sbade. the sale of these waters would seem
not only TO be An exception under human
laws. but TO come under the head of that
erceptIop in the divine law that speaks OF
the OK in the ditch.
The Sunday law, in closing up saloons
and business places generally on Sunday
is an excellent law, as Sunday should be
day of rest, and observed in order and
onietude. But this law should not be
made obnoxious by imposing under it
needless and harsh restrictions. Soda
water is drug, mineral waters are in uni
yersal use as medicines, both drinks are
essentials during this insuferably hot
weather, and their sale on Sunday ought
not TO be interfered with.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-28

that any of this money found its way into
the pockets of General Tuttle, but the man
Hart told the victims that he could work
General futile, and, with this understand
ing, they paid their money. 1t is certain
that futile ordered the arrest of these men
without any cause, and, as soon as they
had paid their money, he, released them
without any explanation. 1t is difficult to
draw more than one CONCLUSION from this"
"Was it the impression at the time that
Tuttle left the army Voluntarily"
"No; the impression prevailed that he
was sent north in disgrace, and that he re-
signed in order to prevent a court mar
tial. 1t was looked upon at the time as
great favor-or great outrage, in fact
that ne was permitted to resign. pre-
sumo in the interest of decency, in order
to prevent scandal, the authorities con-
cluded to get rid of him by allowing him
to resign"
"Do you think, on the whole, that Gen.
futile is the proper man to voice the SEN
timents of the surviving veterans. of the
union army?"
81 do not. I don't think that futile
would ever have been elected to an official
position in the Grand Army organization,
if his record was known. Furthermore, l
don't think that he should be permitted
to attend the Grand Army encampment.
He
INSULTED THE PRESIDENT
of the United States, and unless the Grand
Army repudiates him the organization
will suffer in public estimation"
"What do you think of the pension bus
mess in general way?"
II think our pension system is a fraud.
1 raised three regiments, in whole or in
part, and 1 am annoyed to death with
able bodied men coming to me to help
them get pensions. Unless the man Is
decrepit, 1 invariably refuse. The pen
sion agitation is largely the work of calm
agents, and congress and the president
should not be influenced by any artificial
clamor."
General Farrar was no carpet soldier.
He INDUCED in no cotton speculations,
and he left the landau at Natchez. He
remained in the service until the war was
over, and has a record that he we'll might
be proud of. He served as aid-de-camp
to General Halleck and to General Lyon,
and led his regiment in many bloody
fray. 1t would seem that he has as many
claims, at least to speak for the Grand
Army as James M. Tuttle, of Iowa.